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February 4, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Online courses for teen drivers debated
- Former state senator Cilley to announce gubernatorial bid
- NH, other states reach settlement with Prudential
- Northeast is hotbed of Lyme disease
- NECAP tests on the way out in NH
Citizen of Laconia
- Laconia city and school officials watching state bills closely
Foster's Daily Democrat
- UNH poised to deal with Super Bowl victory celebrations
- Former Barrington state Sen. Cilley to run for governor
Keene Sentinel
- Details for new court in Keene emerge
Nashua Telegraph
- Gambling on Super Bowl 'part of the culture'
Eagle-Tribune
- N.H. candidates file for elections next month
- Southern N.H. residents get ready to deliberate at Town Meeting
Union Leader
- Granite Staters enjoying Super hospitality in Indianapolis
NHPR
- School Choice Advocates Pitch Tax Credit Scholarship Program
WMUR
- Obama's Approval Rating Rises With Economy In NH
Seacoast Online
- Local nonprofit boss: Komen controversy a chance to raise awareness of small cancer support groups
- GPS, map program to help rescuers find lost N.H. hikers
- Weather continues to vex N.H. sports and other events

February 3, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Bill would mandate Bible study in schools
- House committee votes to keep sobriety checkpoints
- GOP: Jobs are No. 1 priority in 2012 legislative session
- PSNH opposes bill that calls for its divestiture
- Free Staters tout their growing numbers in NH
- Proposed bill would cut state Department of Education
- Bone marrow donors cases settled in NH, Mass.
Conway Daily Sun
- Economic Outlook: Ebb and flow of business in 2011
Citizen of Laconia
- State's bald eagle population continues to grow
Foster's Daily Democrat
- 'Float out' for Memorial Bridge span planned for Monday
- Shaheen staffers say they will work with Indonesians facing deportation
- Court: NH can't raise vested workers' pension rate
Nashua Telegraph
- PSNH opposes power plan sale
- GOP legislative leaders focus on economy
- Bill would move Bedford toll to Merrimack to make up for lost airport revenue
- GOP's Steve Kenda, North Hampton businessman, explores gubernatorial run
- Senate leader's school aid proposal gaining support
Eagle-Tribune
- N.H. House tackles expanded gambling - again
- Signals from Washington good for I-93 funding
- Pelham selectmen ask Lynch to veto redistricting plan
Union Leader
- Refugee moratorium called unconstitutional
- Judge rejects law seeking to reform state pensions
- Petitions urge probe of activist in balloting case
- Prohibiting sobriety checkpoints opposed
- Bill heard on legalization of marijuana possession
- House Republican leaders promise to work on economy
- Ayotte sponsoring bill to avoid defense cuts
NHPR
- Report: Prescription Drug Abuse Rampant In NH
- Court Ruling Protects Some Public Workers
Seacoast Online
- Memorial Bridge span set for removal Monday night

February 2, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Group says NH construction workers were mistreated
-  NH again considers prescription database
-  House votes to save $ 26 millions
-  Senate floats amendment
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Nearly 100 Dover area Indonesians may have to leave U.S.: Despite having lived here since early 1990s
-  Protest in Durham claims immigrant workers not being paid: Undocumented Guatemalans tell police they weren't paid for more than a month's labor
-  Shaheen questions Pentagon need for BRAC closings Calls recommendation premature
Keene Sentinel
-  City Council to vote on bond for courthouse
Laconia Citizen
-  Groups working to protect Gilmanton’s greatest views
Nashua Telegraph
-  Friends of Benson Park receive anonymous $138,000 donation toward Hudson museum
-  Student debt stirs Obama’s mention
NHPR
-  House bill would outlaw GPS tracking 
-  House votes to take away emergency powers
-  State Senate adopts redistricting plan
Union Leader
-  Bill would require students to stand for Pledge of Allegiance
-  House panel says no to language change in death penalty statute
-  Oppenheimer and Co. to pay penny stock penalties
WMUR
-  Workers Of Capstone Development Protest Unpaid Wages

February 1, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Lynch pans Republican agenda at State of the State address
-  Quotes from NH address, reaction
-  House Bill mandates allegiance 
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Downtown Dover mill deal sealed: Chinburg buys historic Dover property; plans 120 apartments in upper levels
-  N.H. House to hear representative's petition for redress of grievances regarding rezoning meetings in Rochester
-  Author tells Madbury kids: Write every day, journal and keep reading
Keene Sentinel
-  Attacks could harm nominee: blood feud between Gingrich and Romney might weaken the front-runner
NHPR
-  Governor Lynch Gives Final State of the State Address: Full Transcript
-  A New Poverty Definition: Liquid Asset Poverty
Union Leader
-  St. Anselm's Abbot Leavy retiring as college chancellor
-  FairPoint fights municipal pole taxes
-  Komen breast cancer charity ends Planned Parenthood funding

January 31, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  School districts in VT and NH talk merger
-  Bill seeks to end sobriety checkpoints
-  Editorial: Lawmakers would legalize discrimination
-  State House Memo: We must reject health exchange
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Dover state rep. pushes to have state quit 'No Child Left Behind' : But wants to amend bill to let state opt out of portions only
-  Proposed hydropower project draws some flak: Informational meeting to be repeated tonight in Milton
-  Nuclear company hosts job fair in Newington Tuesday
Keene Sentinel
-  Winchester budget battle resumes
Laconia Citizen
-  GHS Literary Magazine lauded as one of the best in the nation
-  Environmental activist gives chilling presentation on global warming
Nashua Telegraph
-  Nashua’s Ledge Street School buys 180 iPads with federal grant
-  Nashua Broad Street Parkway design contest moves forward
NHPR
-  New Hampshire's Commissioner for Health and Human Services Nick Toumpas
-  Special Coverage: State of the State Address
-  How NH's Manufacturing Sector Stacks Up To Its Neighbors'
-  Lawmakers Consider State Monitoring of Prescription Drugs (Again)
Union Leader
-  Legislators to weigh ‘Caylee' bill for NH
-  Romney has double-digit lead in Florida
-  NH House panel mulls marijuana decriminalization, allowing nano-brewers at farmers' markets
WMUR
-  Federal Ban Scares Snake Breeders In NH
-  List: 25 Fastest-Shrinking Jobs In New Hampshire


January 30, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Lynch to give final NH state-of-state address
-  NH House votes on use of surplus $26 million
-  NH bills inspired by death of Caylee Anthony
-  Historical marker for Isaac Hill will be moved downtown in Concord
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  N.H. among lowest drop outs in the U.S.: Local principal attributes wide range of curricular topics
-  UNH Confucius Institute celebrates Year of the Dragon Jan. 31
-  NH House considers Memorial Day gas tax respite
Keene Sentinel
-  Council to urge hearing about BearCat vehicle acquisition
Laconia Citizen
-  Police make 'riot' arrests
-  Series of bills targets NH public workers' unions
Nasua Telegraph
-  Nashua’s Daniel Webster College looking forward, after turbulent transition period
-  No Child Left Behind, 10 years later
NHPR
-  The Little Known True Story of "Oppo" Research
-  Lynch Vetoes Bill Allowing 400% Annual Interest Rates
Union Leader
-  Effort renewed to consolidate Nashua court in Manchester
-  Private prison interest strong for New Hampshire
-  Garry Rayno's State House Dome: Bill seeks end to sobriety checkpoints


January 29, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Gay marriage repeal bill no sure bet
- Protection plan for Concord farmhouses on hold
- NH bill denies in-state tuition to illegal immigrants
Foster's Daily Democrat
- N.H. bats threatened as millions reported dead
- NH pond hockey tournament postponed
Nashua Telegraph
- Daniel Webster College looks ahead after turbulent transition
- Hudson, Salem remain as proposed sites for casinos
- Lynch seeks to cement legacy in final year of leadership
Union Leader
- Officials decry rule making health plans cover contraception
- State House Dome: Bill seeks to end sobriety checkpoints
Seacoast Online
- Maritime officials say bridge plan threatens future commerce
- N.H. expects win in tax dispute with hospitals
- UNH program to help vets goes nationwide

January 28, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Lynch vetoes short-term loan bill
- D.C. wants N.H.'s help to become a state
- Vermont Yankee says it won't test for tritium
Conway Daily Sun
- Appalachian Mountain Club welcomes new president
Keene Sentinel
- Governor Lynch vetoes payday loan bill
- Plan to build new courthouse in Keene moves ahead
- Gun bills draw crowd at Senate hearing
Nashua Telegraph
- Economic challenges for region remain, but analysts say they're optimistic
- Nashua lawmaker wants nation's capital to become 51st state
Union Leader
- Lynch vetoes bill that would allow interest rates to top 400% a year
WMUR
- Officials Vow to Fight Potential Shipyard Closure
Seacoast Online
- Portsmouth officials: Biden visit taxed city's budget, safety resources

January 27, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Senate committee holds gun bills for further study
- Legislation would let parents pull students from school district
- Legislator argues for cuts to welfare
- Bill targets inmates' health care
- Biden in Rochester: GOP providing clear choice for voters
- NH, Maine senators pan base closing plan
- Senate passes eminent domain protection
- DC leaders pitching statehood in New Hampshire
Foster's Daily Democrat
- Biden: Collaboration of city, state and college a great model for manufacturing
- Dover mayor calls county budget proposal fair, but restricted
- N.H. and Maine legislators pledge to work together to support shipyard
- Gonic principal downplays heroism in student's river rescue
Keene Sentinel
- Locals react to law that lets parents scrutinize, alter course material
Nashua Telegraph
- Security officials argue against NH House bill that would allow guns on campus
- NH lawmaker pushes to restrict welfare benefits for additional children
Eagle-Tribune
- Three NH libraries form co-op
Union Leader
- Four senators decry more base closings
- Biden talks business-education partnerships, 'insourcing' in NH visit
- Bill would block additional welfare benefits for additional babies
- Senate panel weighs arguments in gun bill debate
NHPR
- Budget Cuts Threaten Parental Rights
- White House Brings Manufacturing Pitch to NH
- Senate Puts Brakes on Looser Gun Laws
Seacoast Online
- Corporate spat ends; DirecTV customers won't miss Super Bowl
- Biden's NH visit includes stop at local Obama campaign office
- House spokesperson defends campaign email announcement
- Gloves off for next fight to save shipyard
- LGC must produce legal communications, says state
- Committee says no to Super Bowl display at Sen. Shaheen's office

January 26, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Senate prevents projects like Northern Pass from taking land through eminent domain
-  NH Senate considers loosening its gun laws
-  NH mothers would see no raise in welfare for baby
-  Biden highlights NH job training program
-  Interlibrary loan system on fritz, server problems slow book request
Food Safety News
-  NH Food Freedom Bill Calls for Jailing Feds

Foster's Daily Democrat
-  New Dover tax cap allow much smaller tax levy increase than old formula
Keene Sentinel
-  Medical professionals could refuse to provide abortion services
-  Study: Commercial flights out of Keene would be bust
Laconia Citizen
-  McLaughlin not running for governor
-  Inter-Lakes School Board OKs proposed district budget
Nashua Telegraph
-  Merrimack council to address toll proposals Thursday
-  Nashua now owns Pennichuck Corp. after decade of talks and fights
NHPR
-  The OTHER State of the Union, #SOTU
-  House hears bill to allow students drop any class
Union Leader
-  University system officials seek time to decentralize services
-  Ayotte: U.S. right to shift military focus
-  House committee says kill bill limiting arrests for violations of protective orders
WMUR
-  Case Against Newport Principal Could Be Dismissed
-  Program To Help Injured Troops Moves Forward

January 25, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Obama focuses on fairness during State of the Union 
-  NH court defeats town's residency restriction
-  NH lawmakers wants Magna Carta reference in bills
-  NH gets D- on teacher quality policies
-  NH DOT to work on open toll lanes at Hampton
-  Bill allows refusal of same-sex couples
-  Legislation would ease dairy rules
-  Bill would allow felons to have guns
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Dems in Dover applaud Obama's goals, plans for the country
Keene Sentinel
-  Health care compact goes to debate
-  A Constitutional Amendment to tie the hands of future legislators in New Hampshire
Laconia Daily Sun
-  Think tank suggests high level of poverty reason for Laconia's relatively high crime rates, for N.H.
Nashua Telegraph
-  Objection key in anti-abortion bill
NHPR
-  Berlin gets a plan for reviving downtown
-  House Comittee wants out of No Child Left Behind
-  Voter ID Bill Wins Key Backers
Politico
-  Republican rebuttal to State of the Union: Mitch Daniels slams Obama as ‘pro-poverty’
-  Full transcript of Obama State of the Union
Union Leader
-  Obama speechwriter has deep NH roots
-  State Senate to consider bill to restrict utility land taking

January 24, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Senate Committee holding hearings on congressional districts
-  Redistricting plan destined for court
-  Concord: Balanced budget, services prioritized
-  GOP debate gets heated and personal in Florida
-  NH sled dog race canceled due to mild weather
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  VP Biden to visit Rochester this Thursday
-  Greenland state rep seeks to fill national GOP seat Woods to vacate
-  NH Senate considering new voting photo ID measure
Keene Sentinel
-  Legislature to weigh in on school choice
Laconia Citizen
-  City Council hears final report on Colonial Theatre effort
Nashua Telegraph
-  GOP leaders say compact fixes system
-  No plans to build prison in Litchfield, selectmen say
NHPR
-  Traumatized refugees struggle to make NH home
-  Competing Studies Dispute Northern Pass Jobs Claims
-  Lawmakers Consider Education Tax Credits
Union Leader
-  'View tax’ and value debated at hearing
-  Obama's State of the Union: Tough talk expected
-  O'Brien, Bettencourt back Tucker run for Republican National Committee seat

January 23, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  New rules could boost New England renewable power

-  Maine, Vt moving ahead on health care, NH lags
-  NH Senate considering school tax credit option
-  State House: Violence Bill creates concerns
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Calling local candidates: Filing period for Barrington town office coming up
Keene Sentinel
-  Economy Focus of State of the Union on Tuesday
-  A Constitutional Amendment to tie the hands of future legislators in New Hampshire
Nashua Telegraph
-  NH makes progress in national charter school ranking system
Union Leader
-  Number of Northern Pass Jobs Questioned
-  Applications rolling in for new Montessori school in Manchester
-  Northern Pass: taking land for greed, not need

January 22, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Slight increase in NH high school dropout rate noted
- NH ski areas offer free lift tickets to military
Keene Sentinel
- Study: 1 in 3 NH students uses pot
- Fewer cases of Norovirus seen so far in NH
Nashua Telegraph
- NH makes progress in national charter school ranking system
- Specialized police units address Nashua's violent crimes
- A real he-said, she-said at Statehouse over bullying charge
- New NH law allows parental objections to any course material; educators wary of potential consequences
Union Leader
- Voter fraud concerns to prompt checklist guidelines
- Hundreds from NH to join March for Life in Washington
- State House Dome: House sets sights on university's chancellor office
Seacoast Online
- Private school scholarship bills criticized as being costly to public education
- Schools hope for restored building aid from state

January 21, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Pro-marriage group will spend $250k on NH legislative races
- NH Executive Councilor Wieczorek to retire
- NH hosts military teens for winter adventure camps
- EPA official to discuss new power plant rule in NH
Citizen of Laconia
- Laconia is tops is some crime categories
Keene Sentinel
- Federal judge gives Vermont Yankee the go-ahead
Union Leader
- Granite Status: Potential candidates line up to run for Wieczorek's Executive Council seat
- National 'pro-traditional marriage' group to spend $250k on NH races in 2012
- Closure of Piscataqua River postponed in Portsmouth
- Gov. Lynch calls himself 'manufacturing guy' during aviation plant tour
Eagle-Tribune
- Battle brewing over NH cancer center proposal
WMUR
- NH, Md. Congressmen Bet On AFC Championship
- Biden To Visit Rochester Thursday
Seacoast Online
- Closure of river for bridge demolition delayed to early February
- N.H. home sales went up in 2011, prices fell

January 20, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Unions at State House to defend themselves from legislation
- Anti-bullying bill polices State House
- Home sales in state offer mixed signals
Conway Daily Sun
- Shouting match erupts at meeting of Carroll County commissioners
Citizen of Laconia
- Report recommends Belknap County create community corrections program
Foster's Daily Democrat
- Even more money than previously thought may be missing from Somersworth Housing Authority
Eagle-Tribune
- Bill would free N.H. products from federal rules
- N.H. residents feel pinch of rising fuel prices
- Company that conducted Guinta push poll fined $15,000
Laconia Sun
- Lakes Region senators in tug-of-war over Northern Pass
Nashua Telegraph
- Speaker O'Brien deflects accusations of bullying other state reps
- Labor groups protest 'union-busting' bills in Concord
Union Leader
- Lawmakers: Vehicle efficiency running ahead of state tax revenue
- Reopening of state lab depends on water tests
- House strikes three words from income tax proposition
- Primary Status: NH Perry advisers speak out on failed campaign
- Granite Status: Phyllis Woods won't seek another term as Republican National Committeewoman
- NH delegation support wanes for online piracy bill
NHPR
- House Takes Up Bills To Curb Unions
- Feds Approve $5 Million to Preserve North Country Land
WMUR
- Homeowners Run Into Regulatory Snags Rebuilding From Irene
- More Home Heating Aid Released

January 19, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  NH House aims to bury income tax
-  House bans funds for Planned Parenthood
-  Redistricting changes quashed
-  Senate passes jury nullification
-  Attack on unions should be repelled
-  NH judicial branch seeks input on electronic files
Conway Daily Sun
-  State representative Chandler says county government should be abolished
-  Borrowing, abortion, Obama: our government reflects us
Eagle Tribune
-  Plaistow residents want a voice in MBTA proposal
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  More than $800,000 was stolen from Somersworth Housing Authority
Keene Sentinel 
-  Keene lower school budget sails through hearing
Nashua Telegraph
-  Study finds violent crimes increased from 1985-2010 in Nashua, Manchester but decreased in most smaller towns
NHPR
-  3 Companies Selected for Stimulus-funded Green Launching Pad
-  House passes Redistricting Plan
Union Leader
-  Forest Society makes Balsams right-of-way deal final
-  Granite Status: Candidates for open governor's post already gearing up
-  Ayotte, Bass among those withdrawing support for protested Internet piracy bills
-  Debating voter ID: Who is defending current law?
WMUR
-  Residents, officials, oppose Manchester prison idea
-  NH to receive nearly $500 K for disaster relief
January 18, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  NH bill bars insurance coverage for abortions
-  Shrimp season rolls on amid controversy over quota
-  Senate to take up jury nullification legislation
-  Voters assail land conservation bill
Eagle Tribune
-  Salem officials' arrests prompt call for change: appointed not elected
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Economist says gay marriage undermines state's fiscal stability
Keene Sentinel
-  A plan to reorganize students and schools in the Conval Regional School District
-  Eminent domain law needs clarity
Nashua Telegraph
-  Merrimack officials not to appeal Nashua’s approved acquisition of Pennichuck Corp
-  Efforts continue to protect Litchfield’s rare, seasonally flooded marshland
NHPR
-  House Committee Takes up Eminent Domain
-  Battle For The Senate: Numbers Favor GOP, But Control Is Still Up For Grabs
-  NH House Eyes Pulling out of No Child Left Behind
-  House Speaker O'Brien Wants Fatter Rainy Day Fund for "simple prudence"
Seacoast Online
-  Second Amendment fan says gun bills go too far
Union Leader
-  Manchester, police unions agree on concessions
-  155 Queen City residents sign petition opposing prison
-  Fate of Daniel Webster birthplace distresses history buffs
-  State Senate takes up two business law updates

January 17, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Republican leaders of the House ask their caucuses to oppose committee's recommendations and pass Planned-Parenthood bill
-  NH House GOP redistricting plan up for vote
-  Super PAC ads make campaign handshakes irrelevant
-  Legislation alters tax revenue use for cities, towns
-  A half a dozen bad bills on abortion
Eagle Tribune
-  Atkinson voters asked to fund police station repairs
-  Salem Chamber launches big outreach campaign
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Gay marriage play '8' goes national during 2012
-  Somersworth discusses energy audits tonight
Keene Sentinel
-  Report: Casinos would bring money to NH
-  The casino bill is mainly about (a) money or (b) quality of life
Nashua Telegraph
-  NH supporters disappointed with Huntsman exit
NHPR
-  Berlin loses aircraft parts jobs to Wisconsin 
Union Leader
-  NH House to decide on state income tax ban
-  Merrimack reaches contract accord with police union
-  Protecting property: Northern Pass and the law
-  Merrimack reaches contract accord with police union
WMUR 
-  Personal Income Tax Ban Could Be Added To NH Constitution

January 16, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Huntsman to quit GOP race
-  NH bill would move state primary into August
-  Perennial candidate Vermin Supreme draws national attention
Eagle Tribune
-  Windham voters asked to OK design funds for new middle school 
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  A new version of the redistricting bill in East Dover
-  NH Innovation Center seeks applicants
-  Gov. Lynch nominates 2 area residents to Public Utilities Commission
Keene Sentinel
-  Roxbury says Water Works Bill ‘tough to swallow’
-  Gay marriage question to appear on 2012 ballots
Nashua Telegraph
- No staff bylines in Union-Leader newspaper as contract battle continues
- EPA: Power plants are biggest greenhouse gas emitters in NH
- Nashua church pays tribute to Martin Luther King with annual celebration of his message
NHPR
-  Forest Society Makes Goal for Balsams, Blocks Northern Pass
-  Q&A: Outgoing Stonyfield CEO on the Organic Business Model, His Political Future and Agent Orange
Union Leader
-  Dartmouth marks 50 years since King lecture on campus
-  Waste of money: Highway signs state obvious
-  Keene council to consider taking action against member
-  City Hall: Media crush provided lesson for improving poll safety
WMUR
-  Group Says It Got Primary Ballots With Dead People's Names

January 15, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Company eyes Manchester land for privately-run prison
- House rejects plan to cut card dealers' pay
- Ten hospitals fight Medicare cuts
- Senate to take up bill on eminent domain
- White Mountain National Forest waives day fees this weekend
Foster's Daily Democrat
- Repeal of same-sex marriage proposed in House
Nashua Telegraph
- Legislator restarts effort to move superior court out of Nashua
- EPA: Power plants are biggest greenhouse gas emitters in NH
- As primary buzz leaves NH, campaign volunteers say their 'work is done'
- Romney paid attention to all the necessary details in winning NH primary
Eagle-Tribune
- Study: Granite State will lose gambling revenue because of casino delay
- N.H. citizens have their say at Town Meeting
- Finally, calm after the primary story
Union Leader
- Proposed 'puppy mill' legislation has both sides growling
- Secretary of state says voting measure needs tweaking
- Proposal for small rail system in Manchester on track again
- State House Dome: Senate's first vote of session could affect Northern Pass
- Small percentage of new NH voters didn't show right ID
Seacoastonline.com
- With primary over, state races heat up
- Local activists get ready for November elections
- Local Government Center says it made honest mistakes

January 14, 2012
Concord Monitor
- NH primary order of finish still unclear
Citizen of Laconia
- Judge upholds Plymouth State's right to ban guns
Foster's Daily Democrat
- NH Supreme Court upholds Bigfoot's free speech rights
Keene Sentinel
- 'Bigfoot' wins free speech appeal
- Report gives N.H. schools a grade of C
Nashua Telegraph
- Bigfoot has free speech rights in NH, too - on Mount Monadnock, at least
- Anti-bullying rally following death of 11-year-old Merrimack girl canceled by organizer
Union Leader
- NH case figures into US Supreme Court ruling for first time in 40 years
- Granite Status: Primary set record for GOP turnout
- As campaigns depart, NH tallies their economic impact
Seacoastonline.com
- Ayotte gives family WWI Purple Heart in New Castle
- Legislator proposes 'Live Free or Die' motto on motorcycle plates too

January 13, 2012
Concord Monitor
- Stonyfield CEO resigns from post, to focus on policy work
- Taking of poll videos may have been illegal
- Snow finally blankets state
- Record number of Republicans voted in primary
Conway Daily Sun
- Carroll County commissioners, sheriff in standoff over hiring of prosecutor
Citizen of Laconia
- Laconia City Council supports NH redistricting plan, but not House version
- Bill would toughen sanctions for serious boating misconduct
Foster's Daily Democrat
- Fewer Somersworth residents turn out for primary
Keene Sentinel
- Reimbursement cuts hit elderly people's cable connections
- Some don't want schools used as polling places
Nashua Telegraph
- Nashua woman angry that Project Veritas posed as her dead brother in ballot video
- Hirshberg to step down as CEO at Stonyfield
- NH education system earns mixed grades in new report
- Legislators weigh creation of inspector general, financial agency to ward off another FRM scandal
Union Leader
- Polls video slammed as 'fraud'
- Senate committee dials up Internet phone law upgrades
- Catholic Medical chief to leave after 13 years at the helm
- Hirshberg steps down at Stonyfield, former Ben & Jerry's CEO to take over
NHPR
- NH Lawmakers: Don't Lower Cod Catch Limit
Seacoastonline.com
- LGC request for firefighter's e-mails is 'institutional antagonism,' says securities bureau

January 12, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Against business? GOP split on Romney's practices
-  NH residents happy to have the primary, glad it's over
-  NH House hearings cancelled due to storm
-  House demands suit opposing health reform
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  Romney found greatest margin of support in small communities
-  Many area communities saw much smaller voter turnout
Laconia Citizen
-  Romney wins in most Lakes Region towns, but not all
Nashua Telegraph
-  Democrats in Nashua didn’t want Republicans to have all the primary fun
-  National DNC Chair calls Romney a 'wounded candidate'
-  Time to start working on 2016 primary
NHPR
-  EPA releases data of top Greenhouse Gas emitters in NH
-  Change in Policy may help Immigrants stay in the US
-  Lawsuits over State cuts for Medicaid
-  Senate unveils redistricting plan
Union Leader
-  PSNH customers to see rate drop in their bills
-  Video alleges voter fraud in NH
-  Lawmakers put off action on income tax, gambling bill
WMUR
-  Romney nomination could mean more attention on Wolfeboro

January 11, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Romney: "Tonight we celebrate. Tomorrow we go back to work"
-  For Huntsman third place is a 'ticket to ride'
-  Paul celebrates 'nibbling' at Romney's heels
-  Romney targets Obama in win
-  Perry and Roemer: parties of one
Foster's Daily Democrat
-  As Republicans leave Obama begins grassroots campaign to take N.H.
-  Gingrich and Santorum N.H GOP losers
-  Romney's GOP critics will get more heat
-  NH Senate holding hearing on proposed districts
Nashua Telegraph
-  Gingrich greeted warmly despite fourth place finish
NHPR
-  Santorum supporters still hopeful
-  NH Primary 2012: Wrap-Up
Union Leader
-  Romney says thank you NH for Primary win
-  Gingrich will take 4th place 
-  2012 New Hampshire Primary* : Town-by-Town Vote
WMUR
-  GOP race moves south after Romney wins NH

January 10, 2012
Concord Monitor
-  Romney and election day after 'firing' impasse
-  Dixville Notch shows a tie between Romney and Huntsman
-  Izak the goat is a Huntsman supporter
-  The race left more footprints than a game of twister
-  What will independents do ?
Foster's Daily Democrat: 
-  Polling locations and hours for the Presidential Primary today
-  Gingrich: New Hampshire could be 'wide-open'
-  Roemer says N.H. 'is the right size for me' while watching the LSU football game
Nashua Telegraph
-  Romney: "I like being able to fire people"
-  Ron Paul takes shots at Patriot Act in Hollis stop
-  Cold temperatures for Santorum's campaign
NHPR
- What GOP candidates need from NH
Union Leader
- John DiStaso's Granite Status: Romney under attack as he tries to nail down primary win
WMUR
- Gingrich's stop cancelled due to protestors
- Paul Volunteers Work Phones For Last-Minute Votes

January 9, 2012
Concord Monitor:
- Perry kicks off bus tour
- Romney's lead slips in the Granite state
- Paul: Message more important than strategy
- Emboldened Huntsman takes swings at Romney
- GOP rivals ramp up criticism
- Christie rallies Romney crowd
- Gingrich sways voters on the campaign trial
- No real choice on healthcare
- Guinta opts to not endorse a candidate
- Protesters call for Newt's surrender
- Romney leads South Carolina poll
Foster's Daily Democrat:
- Romney sweeps the seacoast in last efforts
- NH House set to vote on legalizing casinos
- NH Senate holding hearing on re-districting
- Santorum's NH experience different than Iowa
- For Gingrich, attacks on Romney came with a risk
- Romney rivals make final NH appeal
Nashua Telegraph:
- GOP candidates turn debaters again, try to knock Romney
- Candidates use latest technology in campaigns
- Gingrich says the EPA's targeting of Nashua landfill 'stinks'
NHPR:
- Finally, Romney's opponents take aim
- Final campaign ads hit NH
Union Leader:
- 325,000 expected to vote on Tuesday
- Gingrich blasts Obama in Derry
- Environmental groups lists 'dirty dozen' hazardous NH bills
- Balsam's land deal nears $850,000 goal
WMUR:
- Polls show battle for second in NH, Romney holds lead
- Everything you need to know to vote
- Huntsman says he can feel momentum
- Christie fires back at Romney protesters

January 8, 2012
Concord Monitor:
- Romney rivals hash it out during debate
- Undecided voters take their time
- Romney tells supporters at rally: 'Don't get too confident'
- It's a feast or famine campaign for Huntsman in N.H.
- Santorum: Romney too much of a status quo candidate, too much like Obama
- Gingrich: 'Massachusetts moderate' Romney no good for country
- Billionaire gives $5 million to pro-Gingrich PAC
- GOP contenders blast gay marriage
Foster's Daily Democrat:
- Romney brushes off rivals' barbs in NH debate
- Study says number of 'Yankee Republicans' is dwindling
- Internet can complement, not replace, retail politicking
- N.H. remains hub for meet-and-greet, grassroots campaigning
- Diplomats observing NH primary campaigning
- NJ Gov. Christie headed to NH to campaign for Romney
Keene Sentinel:
- School budget is tight, but costly in Keene
Nashua Telegraph:
- Romney tempers expectations at Derry campaign stop
- More debates means fewer handshakes for NH voters
Eagle-Tribune:
- Definitions of conservatism vary among GOP candidates
- Democrats vote, too, on Tuesday
- GOP candidates hit the pavement
Union Leader:
- Celebrities, debates spice up NH primary contest
- For political junkies, NH during primary is 'your Disney World'
- Republican rivals turn up the heat during debate
- GOP candidates face another debate today
- Candidates planning campaign stops after morning debate
NHPR:
- Hundreds Turn Out For Santorum Town Hall in Hollis
WMUR:
- Romney Targets Obama, Rest Of GOP Field Target Each Other In Debate
- Protesters Rally Before, During NH Debate
- Hundreds Of Media Outlets Covering NH Debate
- Huntsman: NH Ready For Serious Choice
Seacoastonline.com:
- N.H. House to consider bills to reform deliberative sessions
- PSNH wood project celebrates five years
- 'Anti-bullying' bill linked to allegations against House Speaker O'Brien
- Economic impact of N.H. primary seen as limited
- News analysis: Is a Romney blow out inevitable?
- Self-styled 'jerk' on Democrat ballot on Tuesday
- Fringe candidates hope to spark debate on myriad of issues

January 7, 2012
Concord Monitor:
- Forest society gets $150,000 donation
- Boscawen post office closes; town vows to fight
- How the voting will work on primary day
- Santorum campaign stops draws overflow crowds - and some derision
- Paul: President must protest freedom
- With final pitch, Gingrich tries to clear up 'myths'
- Huntsman takes campaign to North Country
- Spaghetti supper for Romney draws overflow
- Santorum's income has soared since he left Senate
- Super PACs buy time to keep their donors secret
Conway Daily Sun:
- A year of ups and downs for GOP contenders
- Up close and personal: Do retail politics matter anymore?
- Ski area snowmakers make the most of cold temperatures
Citizen of Laconia:
- State Senate redistricting plan proposes big changes for the Lakes Region
- Santorum urges voters to ignore polls and pundits
Foster's Daily Democrat:
- Ron Paul makes push at UNH for undecided voters
- Romney leads Paul 2-1 in popular cigar shop matchbook poll
- Buddy Roemer tells Turbocam workers in Barrington he's against special interest money
Keene Sentinel:
- Keene ponders new zoning for land near Cheshire County Jail
Nashua Telegraph:
- Paul greeted by frenzied crowd in Nashua
- Nashua senator Lambert to step down after being reinstated by Marines
Eagle-Tribune:
- Don't 'Mass up' on GOP nomination, Gingrich says
- Paul: 'There's room for change'
Union Leader:
- Granite State: Secretary of state predicts 325,000 will vote in NH primary
- At high school caucus in Hudson, the pick is Huntsman
- Young voters get up close to the candidates
- Porn in Plaistow library startles patrons
- Starting in September, Salem polling places will change
- Paul campaign rolls into Nashua
- Gingrich lashes out against Obama as 'best food-stamp president'
- Santorum turnout forces audience outside
- Primary Status: Perry will spend NH primary night in South Carolina
NHPR:
- Romney Up Big in UNH Poll
WMUR:
- Poll: Romney Holds Onto Big Lead In NH
- Fact Check: Romney's Olympics Claim
- Primary Means Big Business For Local Merchants
- Huntsman: 'NH Loves An Underdog'
- Gingrich Says Upsetting Romney Will Be Tough
Seacoastonline.com:
- Romney wins Federal Cigar's matchbook poll
- Candidates also make a calculated choice in their clothing
- Dual debates is a chance to throw Romney off stride

January 6, 2012
Concord Monitor:
- N.H. House revives right-to-work in new form
- Despite veto threat, gun bills passed
- Education funding amendment fails
- Senate proposes district reshuffle
- House keeps laws that require various business licenses
- Santorum booed after same-sex marriage exchange
- Huntsman predicts his N.H. efforts will pay off
- Romney assails Obama over S.C. labor dispute
- Romney borrows Bachmann 'crony capitalism' catchphrase
- Portsmouth restaurant to candidates: Keep out
Foster's Daily Democrat:
- Shuttle service for Memorial Bridge project to begin Jan. 9
- Ron Paul to await primary results in Manchester
- Huntsman: America must export to fix economy
- Gingrich says alternative to Romney emerge
- Iowa defeat leaves Perry in unfamiliar role: loser
- Romney's rivals pile on pejoratives
- Gingrich says blacks deserve paychecks not food stamps
- Huntsman picks up Boston Globe endorsement
Keene Sentinel:
- N.H. House votes for new parental authority over public school curricula
- Economist Kotlikoff to join campaign as third-party candidate
Nashua Telegraph:
- New law gives parents authority to veto 'objectionable' classroom material
- Proposed Senate redistricting plan released
- Undecided Nashua voters still seeking answers at forum with Roemer
- Saddam Hussein's sword to be auctioned in Manchester
Eagle-Tribune:
- Santorum banks on momentum from Iowa
- Romney: It's the economy and I'm the man to fix it
- Candidates pack schedule with appearances
- N.H. has fewer registered voters than in 2008
Union Leader:
- Bill gives workers the option of paying no union fees
- Optional concealed gun permit OK'd by House
- House passes bill to track airport security abuse
- State revenue tops Dec. projection, but lags expectations for the year
- Granite Status: Gingrich blasts Romney, questions Santorum's conservative purity
- Romney attacks Obama for lack of leadership
- Santorum speaks of his conservative vision
NHPR:
- During Visit To North Country Gingrich Challenges Romney's Republican Credentials
- Granite State Voters In Midst Of Primary Season
WMUR:
- Gingrich Says He's Candidate Who Can Beat Obama
- Huntsman, Roemer, Karger Campaign In NH
Seacoastonline.com:
- Gutted pre-buy oil bill passes in House
- LGC subpoenas e-mails from head of firefighters' union
- After slim Iowa win, Romney seeks big N.H. victory
    
January 5, 2012
Concord Monitor:
- House passes guns on campus bill
- McCain says GOP should settle quickly on Romney
- NH Senator Forsythe not seeking re-election
- Moving trends: More people leaving Northeast
- Santorum's conservative record has some blemishes
- With 5 days to go, GOP rivals in race for money
- NH Primary hard to predict
- House votes to make killing a fetus a crime
- Santorum faces organization and money hurdles in NH
Foster's Daily Democrat:
- Karger says 'we will find voters, where ever they hide'
- Gas price watch: over $4 a gallon by spring?
- UNH faculty ranked among nations best researchers
Keene State Sentinel:
- Santorum: Family values and economy are key issues
- Huntsman speaks at Peterborough Town House Tuesday night
- After Iowa, local supports still confident in candidates
Nashua Telegraph:
- Huntsman and Santorum take different paths in NH campaign
Union Leader:
- Former NHGOP Chair Jack Kimbell endorses Lamontagne for Governor
- Bachmann drops out, Ron Paul back in NH Friday
- Gingrich hits campaign trial in Laconia
- Santorum hopes to build on Iowa showing
- Gingrich admits, no one person can turn the US around
NHPR:
- McCain's street cred aids Romney
- NH House leaders show restraint in day one, eight hour session
- NH's primary role still key, but changing
- 25% of those killed in 2011 car crashes in NH were thrown from vehicle, not wearing seat belt
WMUR:
- Lawmakers consider vetoes, gun rights
- Huntsman hopes for strong showing in NH
    
January 4, 2012
Concord Monitor:
- Attempt to remove Obama from the ballot in NH unfairly denied, some GOP reps say
- Romney: Iowa doesn't prove a lot, hard work ahead
- NH Legislature convenes for 2012 session
- After Iowa, questions grow about occupy impact
- NH bill makes some insurance coverage optional
- Reactions at the Iowa caucuses
- McCain to endorse Romney
- NH House GOP: Jobs the focus
- Huntsman has NH all to himself
- Lynch vows to veto guns bills loosening legislation
- DC leaders travel to NH to make cases to become 51st state
Foster's Daily Democrat:
- Karger in Portsmouth, Durham
- Bill to expand capital punishment proposed in House
Keene Sentinel:
- It's official, the flu is here
Nashua Telegraph:
- Tight 3-way race in Iowa: Santorum, Romney, Paul
Union Leader:
- Romney edges Santorum by 8 votes in Iowa, on to NH
- NH braces for pre-primary rush of candidates and media
- Veteran official Bonnie Newman backs Huntsman
- Lone candidate in NH, Huntsman courts voters
- State officials mull billing family for for $15k search for missing son
- UNH Cooperative Extension cuts staff after funding losses
NHPR:
- Iowa results fuel Santorum NH campaign
- GOP candidates now 'fight for their life'
- Rick Perry to reassess bid after loss in Iowa
- Gingrich challenges 'Massachusetts moderate' as campaign moves to NH
WMUR:
- Democrats try to make presence known in NH
- Huntsman tours NH as caucus results pour in
    
January 3, 2012
Concord Monitor:
- Possible NH bill requiring driving course on how to react when engine fails
- NH to consider bill charging death of a fetus, 24 weeks or older, as murder
- 1 fatality and 24 DUI arrests in NH on New Year's
- Santorum surging in Iowa but facing daunting challenges
- Huntsman: As President, I'll modernize US education and send it local
- On the eve of the primary, super PACs not letting up
- NH House considers allowing short term loans
- NH bill may involve police in overseeing airport searches
Foster's Daily Democrat:
- NH Governor and law enforcement oppose gun bills
- NH House voting on vetoed Status of Men bill
- NH House considers title loan bill allowing up to 25% interest a month
- With focus on Iowa, Huntsman continues NH effort
Nashua Telegraph:
- Huntsman courts Nashua voters on the eve of Iowa caucuses
- Former Daddy's Junky Music employees find work in new Manchester business
Union Leader:
- Veterans say New Boston air station should be reopened to them
- Balsams conservation bid raises $315,000, needs $850,000 total
- Icey roads plague NH morning commute
NHPR:
- The Republican candidates on fiscal policy
WMUR:
- Sununu and Gatsas work phone bank for Romney
- Gingrich strives for 'great upset' in Iowa
- New NH laws now in effect for 2012